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If traveling by plane, always confirm pet regulations well in advance so that preparations can be made as necessary. Also, consult with a vet for proper feeding instructions based on your pet's age, size, time and distance of the flight. Generally, traveling on an empty stomach is best. The day of travel, arrive at the airport early to allow your pet to exercise and adapt to the crate.
You can also make use of natural remedies to provide additional support for mood imbalances commonly experienced during travel. Many herbal and homeopathic ingredients are well known for their ability to provide effective relief without creating dependency or side effects.
Many animals become uncomfortable in unfamiliar environments, so minimizing disturbances or providing reassurance throughout the journey can be very helpful in easing anxiety or curbing aggression, which may result from fear of the unknown. Just as with children, providing pets with an item of comfort such as a blanket or feeding dish can help remind them of the safety and security of home.
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Natural remedies such as Calendula officinalis and Plantago lanceolata are known for soothing and conditioning pets' paws and pads, preventing bruising, cracking and infection, while encouraging healing of small cuts and wounds and reducing inflammation. Keep your pet properly groomed, as matted hair will not protect against the cold.
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ROVE, CHENEY, DeLAY, ROMNEY, RYAN...
There are so many ways that Paul Ryan is a charlatan that I simply ask you to check his own history. Born into a little money, he used his father's Social Security money to help him get started. Paul Ryan's family business was built on using government money to get contracts for income. Paul Ryan is not a log cabin Republixan. In fact, like Mitt Romney, just about all of Ryan's millions have come directly or indirectly from government funding. Yet Paul Ryan wants to deny these opportunities to others.
Just as the other charlatans who used government money to make their fotrunes, Karl Rove and Dick Cheney and George Bush and Tom DeLay and the rest, these two-faced politicians all now speak against government funding though they had used it. They sit on their wealth pile, helped greatly by government money and/or contracts, and want to deny others the same. Not only did some of them use government money to further their own fortunes, but some ended up in court, charged with illegalities.
Romney & Ryan support Socialism???
Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan love to try and attach the socialist label on Barach Obama. Usually it refers to some compassionate or altruistic concept or program that President Obama advocates. Anything that does not give huge tax breaks to the wealthy in the U.S., or offer sweetheart military-industiral contracts to the largest corporations will be labeled "socialistic." Hmmm.
The health care reform that President Obama was able to get through Congress has been waiting since the administration of President Teddy Roosevelt. Amazingly, Obama was finally able to achieve it, though many prior presidents had failed. Romney and Ryan call it Euro-Socialism. Strange.
More "honesty" from Romney-Ryan...
Oh, they look so honest! Romney and Ryan will be good leaders. I trust them. Wow, are people in for some surprises! Check their backgrounds, please. Know the two-faced lies they have told you. See, how they have designed their platform to help the rich and hurt the middle class and poor. They have no conscience about trampling you or the government programs designed to help you. Oh, it is OK for the government to help them, as it has many times. But not you. For you it is socialism, for them it is good capitalism. Sad. Sick. Shameful. Disgusting.
Yes, by now all of us should know how the drug companies and the insurance companies wine and dine people to get what they want. They send physicians on luxury vacations at no cost to the physicians; all the docs have to do is prescribe certain drugs. And insurance companies know how to send politicians on a gravy train route in order to get their support. Your health and health care is dependent upon physicians who are bought and sold, and upon insurance companies who know how to prevent you from adequate care. And the king and prince of the drug-insurance cabal in Washington, Romney and Ryan, can't wait to get their hands on power so they can reward their masters. You get the dregs.
Who stole the American dream?
As a historian with a graduate degree, I carefully review historical writing. It has absolutely amazed me that few books have been written about how we have lost the American dream. The stability of the American job left us decades ago, and yet all we hear, at best, are little speech items about it. Our kids and grandkids may be heading for a life that is far less comfortable than the one we carved for ourselves in the U.S. Where are the books? Why no written alarm? Do we just accept this and march like lemmings over the cliff?
Finally a book has been written about what caused this step backwards:
Mitt Romney can't help himself. When he lies, which is often, he gets into trouble. When he tells the truth, he gets into trouble. I guess all we can do is listen carefully to his exact words and try to figure out what he means and what he is trying to hide. It ain't easy for someone who has had an easy life.
Speaking to a group of wealthy people who feel they have to support the conservative in the presidential race because that will protect their tax breaks, government contracts, and favorable deals with the government or with the government out of the way. In short, greed trumps everything, and the greediest vote in November will go to the politician who can deliver the protection and the hand-outs to the wealthy.
Did Jesus Have A Wife?
It is all but impossible to express anything close to scholarly or historical commentary about the Bible, Jesus, God, Christianity, etc. in the insane arena of theology, religion, or spiritual authenticity in the United States especially. If you think Islam has strange cults, groupings, schisms, sects, etc., try to make sense out of what has been done in the name of Christianity through the years. Think Jerry Falwell, Jimmy Swaggart, Pat Robertson, Oral Roberts, burning at the stake, shunning, condemnation to Hell, eerie interpretations of the Bible, bigotry, pedophilia, sexism, ad infinitum. All of it "Biblical."
When fundamentalists, pentecostals, Roman Catholics, etc. enter historical accounts and discussions, there is absolutely no room for accuracy or truth. Absurd beliefs of one kind or the other get in the way of honest scholarly study and historical accuracy. It becomes a house of mirrors, a rubber room, and hocus-pocus and voodooism take over. We live in a university of lies, deceptions, cover-ups, and anti-intellectual B-movies and strange projections. Our religious "beliefs" are more in tune with the 5th century than the 21st.
Evaluating Romney...
It is truly amazing that the recent release of a small portion of Mitt Romney's tax liability for a recent year was viewed as a positive by some people. I won't bother to make an issue of his history of hiding his income and assets in Swiss and Cayman accounts. But deceptively not paying his full taxes for one year so that his personal reference to paying 14% in income taxes was "accurate" is too much. It shows blatantly his use of deception to be "truthful." As Romney himself once said in an interview, "If I didn't use my full deductions and overpaid my tax liability, I probably wouldn't be fit to be President." Absolutely correct, Mitt.
If Mitt Romney had claimed all of his charitable donations instead of just some of them, he would have paid less than 10% of his income in taxes. But he said he paid 13 or 14% in all recent years. So he had his tax accountant NOT use all his deductions so he could show he paid 14% in teaxes. That is considered honesty by Romney??? Manipulation, perhaps. Deception, perhaps, But certainly not honesty!
Of course, Tammy Baldwin
Some years ago, while living in Kansas City, I saw a news clip concerning the Governor of Wisconsin. Being a Badger, and being gone from my home state for quite awhile, I was interested to see who the new Wisconsin gov was. I couldn't have been more disappointed or embarrassed from the first words out of the mouth of Tommy Thompson. Could this awkward goof really be the governor of my home state? He was an embarrassment of the First Waters.
Since that time, the small town boy has become a puppet and servant of the wealthy, and in the process has made himself rich. Was this because he was talented or intelligent? Nope, it was because he had no qualms about selling out to well-paying, greedy individuals. And Tommy had learned to play with the big boys in Washington. And as is the case with so many of our "servants" in Washington, he left a Cabinet post and offered himself to the highest bidder. And the bids came in for the man with connections in D.C.
Why do we hate ourselves so much?
Politicians reflect to the public what they think the public believes and wants to hear from them. As a result, political campaigns are loaded with hatred, bigotry, sexism, gay bashing, Moslem bashing, and generally bashing of "the other." There is so much hatred rampant in our own nation and culture that we express our own inferiority complex by trying to pull down people who do not fit our shallow concept of civilization. We are still grunting cavemen and cavewomen. We are comfortable in our caves and we don't want anybody to bother us if they don't fit our concept of the "right" color, religion, sexual inclination, ad infinitum. Very sad.
It is just about beyond my comprehension why somebody would want to hate "the other." We hate huge groups of people. How can that be? Let some others attempt to shed some light on this human curse...
WE are the uninvited immigrants
No matter which individual or group you believe first came from Europe to settle in the New World, all of us who fit into that category came as uninvited immigrants. If you read the accounts from the daily log of Columbus and his ships, you will read the most monstrous, inhumane comments and observations about the "natives" they first encountered in this hemisphere.
The way we treated the people who had been living here for a millenium is also sickening. The white Europeans gave no thought to the native people, their familites, their traditions, their religion, their welfare, their right to the land they lived on for so very-very long, etc. We horribly mistreated them, disenfranchised them, stole their land, tried to smother their culture and religion, murdered them, brought disease to them, moved them, herded them onto land that was strange to them, took everything we could from them.


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Got a cool tip or macro to add to the list? Spotted an error or know a better way? Post it here and I'll add it on as and when I can!
There are lots more juicy tips in this thread that haven't been collated yet, or are a bit too general or complex to fit in this post. Have a wade through and see what nuggets you find.
Excellent Thread by Bane (looks like hundreds of hours of work here) thanks Curteye.
Great Site Full of Tutorials thanks Norbury Brook .
Best Ever Workflow Tip
The one piece of advice that keeps on coming up over and over: Learn the Key commands and assign your own. Almost every function can be set to a key command.
Here's an excellent thread by JMCecil with a utility for setting up and viewing key commands.
Project Setup
Make templates!
Get a session set up how you like it, tracks ready to go, input and output buses, group channels, folder tracks even favourite VST instruments and FX, this is a BIG timesaver.
Template From Existing Project
Save your project under a different name first (avoids 'lost project embarrassment'). Delete all the Audio/MIDI stuff you don't want in the template from the project window. Hit [CTL]+P to open pool and right [Option]click, select empty trash.
BEWARE, don't choose erase unless you don't need the files, choose the'remove from pool' option. Erase option will send your files to digital heaven. Then choose Save as Template option from the file menu.
Naming Tracks
In the Arrange window, click in the track name box to get a curser, type in the tracks name ie; 'Kick', hit [TAB] (cursor jumps to next track name box) type in next one and repeat. Hit [Enter] to end.
Naming Tracks Inside Folders - by Xtigma
Rename all tracks inside a folder to the same name.
Type name in Folder Track, hold down [shift] + press [enter].
Rename all events on midi track to track's name - By Mozizo
Dbl click track name(fonts highligted with blue).
Press and hold one of the modifiers and press Enter.
Assigning Input Buses and Channel Outputs
In the Mix Console, select the required audio channels and as you assign the 1st channel (Drop down menu in Mix Console-Routing Tab) hold down [Shift] and each channel will be assigned incrementally.
Holding [Shift]+[ALT] will send all selected channels to the same Input bus or output.
To create a macro
File/Key Commands/Show Macros/New Macro-and name it.
Highlight the command from the commands window and hit 'Add Command' after each.
The new marco should now be visible in the macro folder in the commands window. Assign it to a Key of your choice.
New Track Macro - by Rhino
For creating a new track with all routing monitoring and FX settings from existing in one go.
Project - Duplicate Tracks
Edit - Select All On Tracks
Edit - Delete
Bounce In Place - by Winter Rat http://www.steinberg.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=181&t=30597
Cubase Ninja Pro-Tools style Trim Automation - by Lukasbrooklyn http://www.steinberg.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=181&t=38182
Set L and R Locators to next 2 markers - by SeeWhat
Locate to marker 1 then apply the following macro ({Alt}+{/}.
transport- set Left locator
transport- next marker
transport- set Right locator
Mix Console/FX
Default FX Presets - by Rhino
In any FX container window, next to the preset box hit the cubase icon and choose 'save as default preset'
Open all insert GUI on channel - By mozizo
[shift]+[alt]+[left click] on E button of a channel.
To close all of them [shift]+[left click] on E again.
Pre-Insert Volume Automation
Make sure the 'Use Mouse Wheel for Event volume and Fades' option is activated in Preferences. Editing/Audio page.
[ALT]+Click on an audio event to cut it around the area you want to change, then hover the mouse over it and mouse wheel up for louder (up to 24db) or down for softer. Will also work for multiple selections or entire Audio events. Won't work for an Audio Part unless you dissolve part first [CTL]+ right[option] click to open context menu and choose Audio/Dissolve Part.
[CTL]+M/Wheel near front of event to adjust fade in or near rear for fade out.
Replace all audio clip instances - by lukasbrooklyn
To replace all instances of an audio event in a project (akin to exchanging a sample in a sampler), put your replacement sample in the pool, the drag it from the pool whist holding shift, and drop it onto the event to be replaced.
MIDI Octave shortcut - by Stealth
Select midi event(s) in the project/arrange page then Shift + up or down arrow key to change octave.
MIDI Velocity Editing - by trashdinner
Hold shift + Ctrl, left click and drag up or down to change velocity on selected MIDI events.
Logical Editor - by Curteye
Being a MIDI guitarist from the early 90's the LE was a must learn.
Here is my approach(es):
1-When using it stop thinking like an artist/musician etc
and start thinking more 'scientific'. (similar but not quite the same)
2-Don't go in 'cold'. Decide want you want to accomplish and use a preset
that steers in that direction. There are many in Cubase. Tweak from there.
3-Save your tweak as a preset. You might need it later and you might forget how you got there.
(happened to me a lot at first)
4-Using LE custom presets along with Key Commands can really speed the workflow.
VST Instruments
Record VST instrument tracks without using groups or bounce or export - by JMCecil
F4 -> Output tab -> hit + sign and create a Stereo Output called whatever "VSTi Out". Do not assign this output to any of your audio card outputs.
On your Instrument track, set the output to the "VSTi Output" from the previous step.
Create a Stereo Audio Track in the project, set the INPUT to "VSTi Output"
Enable monitor and/or Record enable.
Vari Audio
Variaudio shortcuts - by trashdinner
[tab] to switch between segment and pitch modes.
Hold [ctrl] while moving a note to snap to pitch.
Hold [shift] while moving a note to move it freely.
Video Scrubbing - by Carlo
Very nice for film-scoring if you play back a movie on a computer screen: Click directly in the Video Player window and drag the mouse left or right...
Toggle Full Screen Video - by BFred
Double-click anywhere in the video window to toggle full screen mode.
Resize Tool box (Arrange Window) - by Soul Burn
If you press right-click to open the tools menu and hold it pressed for about 5 seconds (it feels long), you can resize the shape of the toolbox. This lets you get to your tools with a shorter movement of the mouse.
Scissor Trick - by Bonso
Scissor Tool : alt/click when slicing an event divides the whole event into equal length sections.
Reverse Locators to skip section - by Rotund
If you just want to cut a section of a song, but want to hear the result first.
Simply engage cycle, then set your left locator to the end of the section to be cut.
Then set your right locator to the beginning of the section to be cut.
Yea, backwards.
Now playback from a point before the right locator.
The song will skip over the section enclosed in the markers.
Got something to share? Post your tips and ideas in this thread and I'll add them when I can.


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Netflix outbids pay TV for rights to Disney moviesBy MICHAEL LIEDTKE
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The Walt Disney logo in Burbank, Calif., and Netflix's headquarters in Los Gatos, Calif., are shown. Netflix's video subscription service has trumped pay-TV channels and grabbed the rights on Tuesday to show Disney movies shortly after they finish their runs in theaters.SAN FRANCISCO — Netflix's video subscription service has trumped pay-TV channels and grabbed the rights to show Disney movies shortly after they finish their runs in theaters.
The multiyear licensing agreement announced Tuesday represents a breakthrough for Netflix as it tries to add more recent movies to a popular service that streams video over high-speed Internet connections.
Netflix will have exclusive U.S. rights to offer the first-run movies through its streaming service during the period normally reserved for premium TV network such as HBO, Starz and Showtime. That period starts about seven months after movies leave theaters. The exclusivity does not extend to DVDs, a service Netflix is trying to phase out.
Investors applauded Netflix's coup, lifting the company's stock by $8.86, or nearly 12 percent, to $84.86 in afternoon trading.
It's the first time that one of Hollywood's major studios has sold the coveted rights to Netflix Inc. instead of a premium TV network. DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. licensed the pay-TV rights to its movies to Netflix last year under a deal that begins in 2013, but those movies don't wield the same box-office appeal as Disney, whose stable includes Pixar Animation and Marvel.
Starz currently holds the rights to The Walt Disney Co.'s movies under a deal that expires in 2015. Beginning in 2016, Netflix will get the movies instead. Direct-to-video movies will come to Netflix sooner, as will older movies such as "Dumbo" and "Alice in Wonderland."
In Tuesday's news release, the Los Gatos, Calif.-based Netflix didn't disclose how much it is paying Disney.
The Disney deal gives Netflix a measure of revenge against Starz, which had been demanding a price that Netflix refused to pay when their licensing agreement expired earlier this year. The Starz rights had included Disney movies, so losing that access had been seen as a blow to Netflix.
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Valparaiso closed out competition at the Calvin Invitational on Saturday in Grand Rapids, Mich., with the men posting a sixth place finish after scoring 204 points over the three days of competition.
The Crusaders finished 50 points ahead of Alma in the eight school field, while Grand Valley State ran away with the title scoring 1,331 points.
David Sivak (Hobart, Ind./Hobart H.S.) led the way on the final day of competition with a third place effort in the 200 individual medley. The senior finished with a time of 1:54.68, less than two seconds off of the lead.
Tate Wegehaupt (Tigard, Ore./Tigard H.S.) added a fourth place finish in the 200 breaststroke. His time of 2:11.14 was the fourth best in program history. Alex Harris (Columbus, Ind./North H.S.) and Trevor Trimpe (New Palestine, Ind./Connersville H.S.) both added top-12 finishes in the event as well. Harris finished in 11th place with a time of 2:18.60 while Trimpe was one spot back in 2:19.98. Trimpe also led the way for Valpo in the 500 freestyle, turning in a time of 4:57.00.
Guillermo Aguilar (San Salvador, El Salvador/Colegio Internacional de San Salvador H.S.) had the top time in the 100 butterfly with his mark of 53.38 seconds, the ninth best time in school history.
Russell Deghi (Sebestopol, Calif./Analy H.S.) had the team's top time in the 100 free, touching the wall in 50.50 seconds.
Valparaiso will take six weeks off for the holidays before returning to the pool for a dual meet against Green Bay on Jan. 14. The meet begins at 5 p.m. at the Athletics-Recreation Center pool.
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I will never be able to make any tutorials. And I will never make any worthwhile mods. Oh, if only you could understand my sorrow, but it is not to be, since obviously we have a small bit of communication error due to slight differences in dialect. I wish that I could understand what "Listening to Music than Ripping" meant. Or maybe you mean "Laughing to Myself, then Ripping". I can only fathom that I should listen to music as opposed to ripping my clothes or other cloth items. Or maybe it means that I should laugh inwardly, and then rip my clothes or other cloth items.
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Hi! I messaged him on Facebook and got this answer: "Sure if he wants to release a new KSE, no problem. I'm surprised he was able to find all the perl modules. I released them a long time ago but they were buried somewhere in the KSE thread." So, go for it--please give him credit for the original work, though!
KSE 3.3.4 is LIVE!!!
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12/13/13 -- Fixed KSE 3.3.4 bugs. Please check the above link.
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Well I got my turbo sim, and after some fiddling about I got it all working.
If you are interested I used the native port of the turbosim utils to load the .trb file.
All worked fine.
Only slight problem is that I get an error when attempting to connect to EDGE, which obviously i dont have.
I see no place to alter GPRS settings, so I just put the tmobile setting in the EDGE menu, and I just get an error on the iphone when I try to use the net: Could not connect to EDGE: You are not subscribed to EDGE....
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The Continental Flying Spur sedan is a long-wheelbase version of the Continental GT coupe and convertible. Unlike those two-door models, which have recently been redone, the Flying Spur is based on the first-generation Continental, dating to 2003, so it's no surprise that the much newer, more expensive, more exclusive Mulsanne has overshadowed it. Although Bentley remains coy on the subject, a new Flying Spur is surely on its way, with sales likely to commence in 2014, so this is perhaps the last year for this model. The all-wheel-drive Flying Spur's claim to fame is that it manages, like all Bentleys, to overcome the laws of physics. Although it's big and heavy, its mighty twin-turbo W-12 engine propels it to speeds that would do any lightweight, carbon-fiber supercar proud: 194 mph in the Flying Spur and an incredible 200 mph in the Flying Spur Speed. With a sumptuous and spacious cabin that's lined with richly detailed leather, wood inlays, and lamb's-wool carpets, this effectively means that the Flying Spur is a $200,000, 200-mph living room. And it's actually fairly discreet. Unlike the Mulsanne, which screams "I'm rich," the Flying Spur can slip through traffic largely unnoticed; many people perceive it as just another luxury car and have no idea that it costs twice as much as a Mercedes-Benz S-class.
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It can be confusing trying to work out how much formula to give your baby every day. And there's no single answer. It depends on your baby's age, weight, and whether you're feeding him only formula, or giving it alongside breastmilk or solids.
We have a few pointers to help you work out how much formula to give your baby.
How will I know when my baby's hungry?Your baby's appetite will vary from day to day and month to month, so try to let him set the pace. Your baby will feed as often as he needs to, as long as you learn to spot his cues and respond to them.
When your baby's hungry, he may start rooting, which means he will turn his head and open his mouth toward your breast. He may also make some sucking motions and bring his hands to his mouth. Offer your baby a feed when you spot these early signs of hunger.
Your baby may not need a bottle every time he cries. You'll soon recognise your baby's special "I'm hungry!" cry. It'll be easier to feed your baby before he gets too upset and starts crying, so prepare a feed when he wakes up.
When you're feeding your baby, keep a watch for signs that he's had enough, such as slowing down or resting. These pauses give your baby time to feel whether or not he's full.
How much formula should I measure out?If your baby isn't eating solids yet, there's a rough guide that you can use to work out how much formula to give.
Your baby will want between 150ml and 200ml of formula per kilogram of his body weight per day (UNICEF 2010). Bear in mind that your baby may want less than this in the first week, before he settles down to a pattern of feeding (UNICEF 2010).
So, if your baby weighs 3kg, he'll need between 450ml and 600ml of formula over a 24-hour period to satisfy his hunger.
Remember that these measurements are only a rule of thumb. Just as your appetite varies with each meal, your baby isn't going to take exactly the same amount at each feed. So don't force your baby to finish a bottle, even if there is only a little bit left.
How will feeding change as my baby grows?How much formula your baby needs depends not only on his weight, but also on his age. Here's a rough month-by-month guide to help you work out how much to give your baby:
- During the first week, try giving your baby between 30ml and 60ml at each feed. He won't be able to manage much more than this in one go.
- By the time your baby is one month old, he will probably want between 90ml and 120ml at each feed. He'll consume anywhere from 400ml to 800ml in one day. You'll soon sense if your baby needs more, as he'll finish his feed quickly and then look around for second helpings!
- When your baby's between two and six months, he may want between 120ml and 180ml at a feed. He'll have anything from 700ml to over a litre a day.
- Once your baby reaches six months, he may want between 180ml and 220ml at a feed. His total formula intake may be about 900ml a day.
- When you start giving your baby solids, his daily intake of formula milk is likely to gradually decrease to about 720ml.
- Once your baby is fully established on solids, he'll need about 500ml to 600ml of formula every day alongside a varied diet (DH 2009a). If he doesn't want this amount of milk, you can always give him milky foods such as custard, rice pudding and yoghurt.
- After your baby's one year old, he can move from drinking formula to full-fat cow's milk (DH 2009a).
Bear in mind that these are only rough guidelines, and your baby will
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When should I replace formula with solids?When you introduce your baby to solids at about six months, he won't be eating a wide enough variety of foods to give him all the nutrients needs. So it's important to carry on giving your baby formula milk.
Formula will provide your baby with most of his nutrition until he's fully established on solids. You can also give your baby vitamin drops from six months, particularly if he's drinking less than 500ml of formula per day (DH 2009b, UNICEF 2010).
Continue to give your baby formula until he's a year old, as well as drinks of water. You can give your baby a small amount of juice from six months if you wish, but make sure it's well diluted to protect your baby's teeth. One part juice to 10 parts water is plenty. Offer it in a beaker or cup at mealtimes only.
DH. 2009. Birth to five. Chapter 1: Feeding your baby. Department of Health. www.dh.gov.uk [pdf file, accessed November 2010]
DH. 2009. Birth to five. Chapter 3: Introducing your baby to solid food. Department of Health. www.dh.gov.uk [pdf file, accessed November 2010]
UNICEF. 2010. The health professional's guide to: "A guide to infant formula for parents who are bottle feeding". UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative. www.babyfriendly.org.uk [pdf file, accessed November 2010]


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King of the Ring
Let the critics snipe, pro wrestling honcho Vince McMahon will tell you, "we're about what people want."
Joel Drucker
From the Print Edition:
Vince McMahon, Nov/Dec 99
It's a summer night in Cleveland, and Vince McMahon, for once in his combative life, is backing down from a conflict. The chairman of the World Wrestling Federation is offering to bury the hatchet with his perennial antagonist, Stone Cold Steve Austin. Fans who've seen Austin repeatedly throw McMahon to the ground during matches over the past 18 months can't believe McMahon is even daring to enter the ring.
As he and Austin eye each other, McMahon offers his hand. Austin glares, eyeing McMahon as a freak. Austin pauses. Maybe it's an offer worth taking.
McMahon's hand remains in the air.
Austin moves forward, raises his right hand, and then, swiftly, in the manner of the classic prank, yanks it back. Then he tells McMahon, the sold-out crowd and millions of TV viewers that he'd prefer breaking McMahon's arm. And once that is done, Austin declares that he'd enjoy nothing more than shoving McMahon's thumb up McMahon's posterior--though posterior isn't the word he uses. The fans go nuts. Few things make them happier than seeing McMahon eat crow.
The rejected McMahon exits the ring. The crowd is eager to see him depart, serenading him with that popular farewell, "Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, hey, hey, hey--goodbye!" McMahon trudges down the aisle. The boos continue. Just as McMahon is about to leave the arena, he turns on his heels and flips the crowd a double bird. For McMahon, it was another entry for his hypothetical biography, Just Another Day in Paradise.
To hear McMahon explain it, the romance of our lives revolves around our wants. Needs? Inanimate objects? Merely utilitarian, way too static. "I don't relate well to things," he says, sitting behind his desk at WWF's base of operations, a four-story building in Stamford, Connecticut, that shimmers in the daylight and, in the manner of a pirate ship, waves a WWF flag off its side. "Products? Eccchhhh!"
Bring on the animate, the mobile and, best of all for the raw meat-loving McMahon, the visceral, and you tap into something much more powerful than simple satisfaction. You encounter our appetite for adventure, that carnal lust for thrills, excitement and, yes, an escape from the tedium of daily living. In his gut, in his heart, in his mouth, Vince McMahon believes the World Wrestling Federation satisfies these public yearnings better than any business in America. "No one is as sensitive to public taste as us," he says. "We have our own focus group 200 times a year. We're about what people want."
What they want are high-impact events like "SummerSlam." The August 22 rendition of this pay-per-view program was held at Minneapolis's Target Center in front of 19,404 fans and millions more who typically forked over $29.95 for the telecast. In large part, "SummerSlam" was no different than hundreds of other WWF events: slamming bodies, trash-talking plot lines that twist good and evil, big boys throwing each other onto a mat, gratuitous chair-whackings, intermittent appearances from slinky, large-busted women; all the components that make wrestling, in McMahon's words, "the best and only true variety show on television."
Adding even more credibility, if you will, was the presence of Jesse "The Body" Ventura, the former mid-level WWF wrestler who shocked the world by becoming governor of Minnesota. Ventura was referee for this edition of SummerSlam, which was the main event for the WWF championship.
"There's a lot of media saying I'm a disgrace for being here," Ventura said that evening. "I'll tell you this: I'm proud of wrestling. I'm proud to be a wrestler and I'm proud to be here tonight." The crowd responded with a standing ovation and repeated chants of "Jesse, Jesse" throughout the evening. Wearing a long-sleeved black-and-white referee shirt, Ventura--only a footnote when he refereed a 1988 SummerSlam--took charge with all the gusto McMahon and the WWF fans have come to love.
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COSO 2013: Mapping Controls to Principles
Apr 23 2014
89 mins
You are invited to register for our upcoming COSO webinar, COSO 2013: Mapping Controls to Principles. Transitioning to the New COSO Framework is top of mind for many organizations. How do you get started? How do you map controls to principles or vice versa? What are some of the preliminary findings organizations are seeing as they head down the path to implement the framework?
Please submit top-of-mind questions during the webinar registration process.
CPE credits will be provided to qualifying attendees.
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McAfee Data Protection
Pat Correia, McAfee & Jason Kennedy, Intel
Apr 23 2014
48 mins
This webinar is presented by McAfee and Intel to help customers understand their Data Protection solution from McAfee and to get the most business value out of their Intel based endpoints. Products that apply to this webcast include McAfee Complete Data Protection Suites, featuring Endpoint Encryption, and EPO Deep Command to extend the reach of your IT department to lower your total cost of ownership. The webinar will include a special highlight on Intel® Core™ vPro™ Processors and associated technologies that increase productivity and hardware-assisted security in the enterprise. This webcast is provided as a 35-40 minute overview and includes 5-10 minutes of Q & A.
Join this webinar on Data Protection and learn about:
• The key features of Data Protection and how it can provide you with the security you need
• Use cases on utilizing the synergy between Intel® vPro™ and McAfee Data Protection technologies to reduce your overall TCO
• How you can extend the reach of your IT team with the ability to remotely wake up or even power on PC's, remediate "disabled" endpoints and remotely reset pre-boot passwords
• How to securely manage your endpoints from a single console while simultaneously providing self-service features for your end-users
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What's New Modulo Risk Manager v8.4
John Ambra
Apr 22 2014
41 mins
Modulo Director of Technical Services John Ambra walks Risk Manager users through the latest version 8.4, and answers user questions at the end.
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Is Your Network Ready for K12 Common Core Online Assessment?
Gavin Lee, Senior Business Development Manager – K12 Education, Juniper Networks
Apr 22 2014
38 mins
Forty-four states, DC and four territories have adopted the Common Core State Standards (CCSS). This means that school districts across the country are planning for 100% online assessments during the 2014-2015 school year. One of the most important conditions needed for being able to administer online assessments is network infrastructure readiness.
Attend this 30-minute webinar and join Gavin Lee, Senior K-12 Business Development Manager at Juniper Networks, to discuss the critical network must-haves that all school districts should consider when looking to deploy a robust and supportable network. You will also receive practical guidance on how to get the most out of your network infrastructure and how to best prepare for the CCCSS assessments:
• Consortia network infrastructure
• Wired and wireless network capabilities
• Robust network security
• Network support readiness
• Juniper Networks network infrastructure readiness resources
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Mobile security; Protecting corporate apps and data
Jane Wasson Product Manager at Dell SonicWALL
Apr 22 2014
32 mins
Mobile workers are increasingly demanding access to mission-critical data and apps from personal smart phones, tablets and laptops. However, co-mingling of personal and business data and apps on mobile devices creates risk of business data loss and introduction of malware. What are the risks and what technologies can businesses deploy to enable productivity while protecting from these threats ?
•Learn about the risks introduced when personal and business data and apps co-mingle on mobile devices
•Learn about available technologies and technology trends to address these risks.
Join Dell to understand the risks introduced when personal and business data co-mingle on mobile devices and technologies to consider to protect corporate data.
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Jack Madden: Enterprise Mobility Management – Going from Good to Great
James Rendell, Sr. Director, Technology Strategist, CA Technologies
Apr 18 2014
41 mins
Jack Madden converses with James Rendell to get the CA perspective on Enterprise Mobility Management's (EMM) future potential. EMM must not for get BYOD but also go beyond it into Mobile App Management (MAM) and find ways to keep users personal information and employers information separated and find a way to embrace the Internet of Things.
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Jack Madden: Rethinking Enterprise Mobility - The Way It Should Be
Arun Bhattacharya, Sr. Director, Product Marketing, Enterprise Mobility, CA Technologies
Apr 17 2014
35 mins
Jack Madden discusses Enterprise Mobility with Arun Bhattacharya to get the CA perspective on the way it should be. This means going beyond BYOD and MDM, and embracing MAM, MEM, MCM, and IoT. For many companies, finding the balance between employers and users privacy and security has been a problematic issues.
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How to Detect the Heartbleed Vulnerability using AlienVault USM™
Tom D'Aquino, Sr. Systems Engineer
Apr 17 2014
48 mins
Heartbleed is not an exploit you want to ignore as an IT professional. It exposes passwords and cryptographic keys, and requires not only that you patch OpenSSL for each of the services using the OpenSSL library, but also that you replace the private keys and certificates so that attackers won't be able to use any of the data compromised by the vulnerability. The simplicity of the exploit makes it powerful. It appears that over a half million websites are vulnerable.
In this session we'll cover:
What you need to know about the Heartbleed vulvnerability
How to detect it using AlienVault USM
How to investigate successful Heartbleed exploits
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Heartbleed Outpatient Care: Steps for Secure Business Recovery
Ken Westin
Apr 17 2014
57 mins
In this webcast we will show:
1. The Heartbleed vulnerability in detail, how it occurred with examples of how it can be used against your organization
2. How you can identify your business exposure and what systems are vulnerable
3. How Tripwire's solutions work together to help you close the detection, remediation and prevention gaps around Heartbleed
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2014 Internal Audit Capabilities and Needs Survey Results
Brian Christensen, David Brand and Sharon Lindstrom - Protiviti and Scott Hollands - Vivint
Apr 17 2014
90 mins
Internal audit functions must anticipate and respond to a constant stream of new challenges. Key findings from Protiviti's latest Internal Audit Capabilities and Needs Survey show that:
• Social media, mobile applications, cloud computing and security (specifically with regard to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework) are critical areas of concern
• CAATs and data analysis remain on center stage
• Fraud management efforts focus more on technology as well as prevention
• We have to keep pace with a raft of regulatory, rules-making and standards changes"
• Internal auditors want to take their collaboration with business partners to a new level
Please join our webinar on focused on assessing the top priorities for internal audit functions.
CPE credit will be provided to qualifying attendees.
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How Data Classification Can Prevent Accidental Data Loss
Wesley Budd
Apr 17 2014
34 mins
We look at why organisations are turning to Data Classification solutions as part of a best practice layered security approach. We will cover:
•The evolving security environment
•Drivers for data classification
•How data classification works in practice
•Customer success stories
The session will also include a brief demonstration of Boldon James Classifier.
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Website Security Threats: April Update
Andrew Horbury, Senior Product Marketing Manager/ Andrew Shepherd, EMEA Marketing Manager - Symantec
Apr 17 2014
29 mins
Join us for this short monthly webinar, in which we will provide you with the latest updates and insights into the constantly evolving online threat landscape. Using information sources such as the Symantec Global Intelligence Network, we will help you understand how you can continue to protect your company and your infrastructure.
The goal is simple: to make the Internet safer to transact business – for you, your customers and everyone else with whom you interact online.
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"You, Too, Can Enjoy Being Audited!"
David Moule
Apr 16 2014
56 mins
David Moule, Manager of IT Security Operations at Allied Irish Bank, discusses how AIB has leveraged Modulo Risk Manager™ to mature their Vulnerability Management process, remedy "on the fly" VM needs, and successfully navigate an internal audit.
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The Cybersecurity Framework is here, now what?
Cameron Camp, Security Researcher, ESET
Apr 16 2014
54 mins
Now that NIST has published Version 1.0 of the Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, the long awaited CSF, what are the implications for companies? How can the CSF help your business improve its defenses? Cameron camp investigates.
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Deep Packet Inspection: "Know Who is on Your Network and Stop Advanced Threats"
Alan Cottom, Cyber Solutions Architect
Apr 28 2014
1:00 pm
45 mins
Every application, email, web page and Internet connection relies on information encapsulated into a data packet that can be easily distributed across networks. These packets include information about the sender and receiver, as well as the actual contents, or payload. By manipulating pieces of the packet data, criminals can infiltrate networks, applications, data centers, and individual computers.
How do you defend your network against advanced threats that manipulate data at the packet level? Join McAfee for a revealing presentation on the current state of threat prevention. Find out why you should be using deep packet inspection (DPI) for protocol identification, normalization, and data stream-based inspection to detect and block threats, in both clear-text and encrypted connections. And stop Advanced Persistent Threats (ATP) that rely on packet manipulation to thwart most common firewall and IPS defenses.
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Next generation endpoint security
Peter Helms, Security Specialist at McAfee
Apr 29 2014
8:00 am
75 mins
Next generation endpoint security. Security and Management beneath the operating system.
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Webinar McAfee SIEM : gestion des événements et des informations de sécurité
Edem Nyawouame, Ingénieur Avant-Vente McAfee
Apr 29 2014
9:00 am
90 mins
Nos puissantes solutions de gestion des événements et des informations de sécurité (SIEM) associent des données sur les événements, les menaces et les risques pour offrir une connaissance approfondie de l'état de la sécurité, une réponse rapide aux incidents, une gestion transparente des journaux ainsi qu'une fonction de génération de rapports de conformité extensible. Produit phare de notre offre SIEM, McAfee Enterprise Security Manager assure la consolidation, la corrélation, l'évaluation et la hiérarchisation des événements de sécurité pour les solutions McAfee et d'autres éditeurs. Composant essentiel de notre cadre d'implémentation Security Connected, McAfee Enterprise Security Manager s'intègre en toute transparence avec le logiciel McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (McAfee ePO), McAfee Risk Advisor et Global Threat Intelligence afin de fournir le contexte nécessaire à une gestion des risques de sécurité autonome et adaptatif.
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More than One Target: Point of Sale Malware Campaigns Continue
Curt Wilson, Senior Research Analyst, Arbor's Security Engineering and Response Team and Jennifer Glenn, Product Marketing
Apr 29 2014
3:00 pm
60 mins
As additional details on the Target breach - and other retail attacks - leak out, we see that Point of Sale (POS) malware continues to be a significant threat. There are several attack methodologies at play and many forms of new malware, including Dexter, Project Hook, Alina, BlackPoS/Kartoxa, JackPoS, VSkimmer and others. All continue to compromise organizations large and small. In this webinar, Curt Wilson, Senior Research Analyst for Arbor's Security Engineering and Response Team (ASERT) will explore a newly discovered POS attacker's toolkit, as well as the structure and behavior of typical POS malware and key indicators of compromise.
Additionally, this talk will review a survey of observed POS infrastructure vulnerabilities that include well-known and lesser- known POS threats that continue to evolve. Attendees should leave with an expanded sense of the threat surface that retailers – including ecommerce organizations – must face. The session will wrap up with an overview of best practices for protecting, detecting, and addressing these evolving threats.
Attend this webinar to learn about:
• The various types of POS malware threats and the implications of experiencing an attack
• The tools and processes that retail IT infrastructure teams need to have in place to protect their organizations from attacks
• Best practices for dealing with a POS attack; actionable "now what" steps for organizations who have been compromised by POS malware
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Managing Cyber Risks in Financial Services
Bryce Boland, Vice President/CTO, Asia Pacific, FireEye
Apr 30 2014
6:00 am
45 mins
Businesses in the Financial Services sector are some of the most obvious targets for cyber-attacks. After all, "that's where the money is."
And recent technological advances have brought about the dark side of innovation – the ability of criminals to stealthily attack users and businesses in new ways. Hence, financial institutions around the world are even more at risk to breaches and cyber-attacks than ever before. Are financial institutions in Asia Pacific ready for these threats? What are the areas that financial services should look into for continuous threat protection?
Bryce Boland will touch on these issues in this webcast; bringing insights from his experience as a former Security CTO in the financial sector.
Topics that will be covered are:
1.The Dark Side of Innovation
2.Recent FSI breaches
3.Enterprise Threat Report on FSI
4.FSI Supply Chain Risks
5.Managing Advanced Threats
6.Questions & Answers
This webinar is for both business and IT professionals, interested to have a better understanding of the current state of cyber risks in the financial sector, and how to manage these risks.
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An introduction to McAfee Deep Command
Jason Brown, McAfee
Apr 30 2014
1:00 pm
60 mins
Join this webinar on Endpoint Security as we:
•Understand what AMT-enabled hardware offers
•Hear how AMT hardware can improve our ability to manage an endpoint
•Highlight important use cases that are enabled when management extends beyond the operating system
•Discuss how ePO can be used to easily configure AMT
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Seven Ways to Create an Unbeatable Enterprise Mobility Strategy
Arun Bhattacharya, Sr. Director, Product Marketing, Enterprise Mobility, CA Technologies
Apr 30 2014
5:00 pm
60 mins
Envisioning how mobility will transform your business in the near future and beyond can be difficult, however there are practical strategies you can adopt today that will help accelerate your mobility transformation.
Join Arun Bhattacharya, Sr. Director, Product Marketing, Enterprise Mobility, CA Technologies as he discusses the core tenants of a successful enterprise mobility strategy and provides practical guidance for business and IT Leaders on how to manage their businesses' mobile future.
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Website Security Threats: Spotlight on the Netherlands
Andrew Horbury, Senior Product Marketing Manager/ Jane Broderick, Netherlands Territory Manager - Symantec
May 2 2014
7:30 am
30 mins
The topic of security has grabbed headlines over the last few years and indeed the last few weeks, but most of this attention has focused on a small percentage of large enterprises. However, security is not an issue for them alone, as mid-market companies increasingly deal with the same threats as their larger compatriots.
Join Symantec Website Security Solutions to understand how you can take a proactive website security stance.
During this webinar we will look at areas of compliance, the size of Ecommerce market opportunity in the Netherlands, and the threat landscape in general.
We look forward to your participation.
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Plug-and-Play Deployment: Save Travel Time and Expense Securing Remote Offices
Ulla Huopaniemi, Product Marketing Manager, NGFW
May 5 2014
1:00 pm
45 mins
Deploying and managing network security at remote locations can be time consuming and expensive. McAfee Next Generation Firewalls give your organization a simple solution for centrally deploying, managing and updating remote locations. No technical skills are required to install at remote locations, freeing your skilled staff to focus on more important security management.
Join us for an in-depth look at how plug-and-play deployment and remote management can reduce manual effort, reduce costs, and improve your network service. McAfee, will review how the McAfee NGFW can be installed and up and running in a matter of minutes using our cloud-based installation server. He will also review how the McAfee NGFW Security Management Center gives you remote management and enterprise-wide situational awareness.
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Unlocking Legacy Systems for Enterprise Mobility
Aaron Landgraf, Product Marketing, MuleSoft, DJ Deng, Enterprise Mobility Leader, Pactera
May 6 2014
1:00 am
60 mins
According to CIO Insight, 43% of IT executives believe a failure to integrate with legacy systems is the biggest perceived barrier to future mobile initiatives. These legacy systems contain a tremendous amount of business data and processes that don't easily align with emerging technologies, specifically mobile devices. In this webinar, Aaron Landgraf, Product Marketing, MuleSoft and DJ Deng, Enterprise Mobility Leader, Pactera will outline a strategy for how to unlock legacy investments to deliver world-class mobile experiences.
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McAfee Drive Encryption
Christoffer Callender, Security Specialist at McAfee
May 6 2014
8:00 am
75 mins
McAfee Drive Encryption version 7.1 with new and enhanced features for: User Directory, Hardening your Modern Windows Systems from Cold Boot Attacks, TPM Auto Boot, McAfee Endpoint Assistant companion app for iOS and Android and many more.
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Unlocking Legacy Systems for Enterprise Mobility
Aaron Landgraf, Product Marketing, MuleSoft, DJ Deng, Enterprise Mobility Leader, Pactera
May 6 2014
1:00 pm
60 mins
According to CIO Insight, 43% of IT executives believe a failure to integrate with legacy systems is the biggest perceived barrier to future mobile initiatives. These legacy systems contain a tremendous amount of business data and processes that don't easily align with emerging technologies, specifically mobile devices. In this webinar, Aaron Landgraf, Product Marketing, MuleSoft and DJ Deng, Enterprise Mobility Leader, Pactera will outline a strategy for how to unlock legacy investments to deliver world-class mobile experiences.
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Informed and Confident Technology Decisions-There's a Proven Approach for That!
Eric Matyac, National Practice Leader & Jim Hejka, National Practice Leader, Business System Services, Experis
May 6 2014
3:00 pm
60 mins
Whether your company is large, small or somewhere in between, business systems, applications and third-party IT services often require significant corporate investments in effort and cost. But because these purchases are infrequent and technology evolves so quickly, many approach these projects with trepidation and employ a myriad of resources to aid in their decision. Although every situation is different, there are some basic actions that every company can take to effectively prepare to choose the options that best meet their needs.
Whether you are trying to rationalize the continued use of a current tool, identify a new tool to deploy or select a third- party vendor to serve your needs, this webinar will provide you with a helpful roadmap! By utilizing a proven, systemic and phased approach, any size decision can become more objective and manageable – and place more responsibility on prospective vendors to "prove" they are the right choice for your company's unique requirements.
By attending this webinar, participants will:
• Understand the steps of systemically conducting a business application and / or third-party vendor selection assessment in the following phases:
- Preparation
- Selection
- Post-Selection (Implementation Planning)
• Quantify the benefits of a methodical and objective process
• Review "Lessons Learned" in order to avoid process pitfall
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Rethinking Email Security: Best Practices to Protect Private Communications
Michael Osterman, Principal of Osterman Research; Mark Schweighardt, Sr. Director of Product Management, Voltage SecureMail
May 6 2014
4:00 pm
60 mins
*On this webcast we're giving away a pass to our partner event: Governance, Risk and Compliance for Financial Services on June 24-26*
2014 has been called "The Year of Encryption." The recent data breaches, personal identity theft cases, email snooping concerns, and a serious, far-reaching software vulnerability (i.e., Heartbleed) have put a spotlight on the importance of protecting sensitive data, both inside and outside the enterprise. Email is invaluable to enterprises. It's the easiest mode of communication which also makes it an easy target for data theft.
As email users communicate sensitive data, often in the form of credit card numbers, social security numbers, phone numbers, personal financial data, and personal health information, it is sent and resent to multiple users and locations. Sometimes this data is secure, but all too often, it is not. This impacts companies of all sizes where email security vulnerabilities are both internal and external to the enterprise.
The need to protect private information being communicated by email between customers, prospects, patients, loan applicants, and clients is now the norm. Unfortunately, many enterprise email solutions are several years old and using outdated and ineffective security technology.
This session will explore the key concepts and best practices to protect and maintain private email communications and why you need to rethink your email security. Hear from two email security experts and learn:
- Best practices for securing sensitive email communications.
- When is the right time to replace your legacy email security.
- How to protect sensitive email information as it flows to and from the enterprise.
- Latest insights on Identity-Based Encryption and Stateless Key Management.
- How other enterprises deploy the world's most popular email security solution.
- How end-to-end Identity-Based Encryption (IBE) helps protect email in the event of a vulnerability being exploited.
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Unlocking Legacy Systems for Enterprise Mobility
Aaron Landgraf, Product Marketing, MuleSoft, DJ Deng, Enterprise Mobility Leader, Pactera
May 6 2014
5:00 pm
60 mins
According to CIO Insight, 43% of IT executives believe a failure to integrate with legacy systems is the biggest perceived barrier to future mobile initiatives. These legacy systems contain a tremendous amount of business data and processes that don't easily align with emerging technologies, specifically mobile devices. In this webinar, Aaron Landgraf, Product Marketer at MuleSoft and DJ Deng, leader of the Enterprise Mobility practice at Pactera will outline a strategy for how to unlock legacy investments to deliver world-class mobile experiences.
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Ravi Shankar,Informatica主数据产品市场部副总裁
May 6 2014
6:00 pm
30 mins
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Symantec Internet Security Threat Report (ISTR) 2014
Antonio Forzieri, EMEA Cyber Security and ISS Lead – Technology Sales and Services, Symantec
May 7 2014
8:00 am
60 mins
Ogni anno, Symantec fornisce una fotografia completa sulle minacce presenti in rete in tutto il mondo, offre preziose informazioni sulle tendenze e le attività in corso e sulle loro evoluzioni. Non perdetevi questo evento annuale.
Registrati adesso per il nostro webcast 2014 sul Symantec Internet Security Threat Report per conoscere i principali risultati e le ultime tendenze oltre alle contromisure che si dovrebbero attuare.
Potrai scoltare direttamente dagli esperti di sicurezza Symantec e cogliere l'occasione per porre domande su quali impatti potrebbero esserci sulla tua stessa organizzazione. Hai l'agenda impegnata? Guarda la registrazione on demand ed assicurati di ricevere il nostro rapporto ISTR.
Non mancare a questo importante approfondimento!
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Symantec Internet Security Threat Report (ISTR) 2014
Paul Wood, Cyber Security Intelligence Manager and ISTR Executive Editor
May 7 2014
12:00 pm
60 mins
Every year, Symantec provides a comprehensive source on Internet threats all across the globe, offering valuable insights into trends and activity from the past year. Don't miss this annual event.
Register now for our 2014 Symantec Internet Security Threat Report Webcast to understand the key findings and latest trends that will impact the counter measures that you should consider.
Tune in live to hear directly from Symantec's security experts and take the opportunity to ask questions about how our findings might impact your organisation. Can't make the date? Secure your registration, watch the recording at your leisure and ensure you receive our report. Don't miss this important annual event.
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What's New in latest McAfee Data Loss Prevention
Cindy Chen, McAfee
May 7 2014
1:00 pm
60 mins
In an increasingly connected world, your data gets around - often times without your knowledge. The good news? McAfee Data Loss Prevention delivers the highest levels of protection for sensitive data, while greatly reducing the cost and complexity of safeguarding business-critical information
Join the webinar on DLP and learn about:
•The new cool features in the latest DLP release.
•How to stay ahead of threats without guesswork or trial and error.
•Use cases on leveraging the synergy between the different McAfee Data Protection technologies.
Don't miss out the opportunity to hear from data protection experts on how to protect your data in the modern organization!
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Getting Started with Business Continuity
Stephen Cobb, Senior Security Researcher, ESET
May 7 2014
5:00 pm
60 mins
From natural disasters to hacking attacks, your business needs a plan to respond to adverse events and keep on going. That's the goal of Business Continuity and Stephen Cobb helps you lay the groundwork for a successful strategy for your organization.
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Written by Scott Parkin
Posted on 31 January 2013
Scott Parkin currently works as Rainforest Action Network's Senior Campaigner on the Global Finance Campaign targeting mountaintop removal, the government agencies which allow it and the banks that fund it. Scott has worked in anti-corporate globalization, anti-war, labor and environmental movements for over a decade. Originally from Texas, Scott lives in San Francisco. Scott can be found on Twitter: @sparki1969
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